Statue being removed from SC premises

The statue of Greek goddess, Themis, is currently being expelled from the premises of Supreme Court premises in the nearness of its stone carver Mrinal Haque.

Individuals from law authorizing offices have additionally been continued obligation close to the site.

A couple of specialists began evacuating the statue on Thursday night.

The SC experts have been directing the expulsion procedure. Mrinal Haque and lawyer general Mahbub-e-Alam said the statue may be moved to the Annex Bhavan or the terraces of the SC.

In any case, it couldn't be known promptly who is leading the expulsion procedure.

The Islam-based gathering, Hefazat-e-Islam Bangladesh, has been requesting the evacuation of the figure of Themis goddess.

Guaranteeing that the statue is harming the religious conclusions of Muslims, the Islamic outfit said the nation's kin won't endure it.

On 11 April, Prime Minister Sheik Hasina said she didn't care for setting up the statue of Greek goddess Themis on the Supreme Court premises.

"Why might the statue of Greek Themis be set up in Bangladesh? The Greeks had a specific sort of ensemble, however here a statue has been constructed and it is wearing a sari. It's a clever episode. I don't know why such an episode happened," she said.